Egyptian Arabic Basics
I am finding it very difficult to find Egyptian Arabic resources. I hope someone can help me if possible.

My questions are how do I ask

How old are you? (Male and female)
I am____ years old?
The numbers up to 100 for ages as I know they are different.

I would really appreciate if anyone can help me, if possible could you write the pronunciation in English as I struggle with Arabic pronunciation.

Thank you very much
Junaid
(A0 Egyptian Arabic Learner)

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Egyptian Arabic Basics
I am finding it very difficult to find Egyptian Arabic resources. I hope someone can help me if possible.

My questions are how do I ask

How old are you? (Male and female)
I am____ years old? 
The numbers up to 100 for ages as I know they are different.

I would really appreciate if anyone can help me, if possible could you write the pronunciation in English as I struggle with Arabic pronunciation.

Thank you very much 
Junaid 
(A0 Egyptian Arabic Learner)

Answer

How old are you (male)?=عنْدَك كام سنة=Andak kam sana?
for female =عنْدِك كام سنة=Andek kam sana?
for the numbers 
https://youtu.be/aFP9m_rVG-4
you only need to know numbers from 1-10 then you'll learn -100 easily

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Some friends found this guy helpful. Try to give his videos a lock 
https://www.youtube.com/user/MrAligamal1/playlists

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Note : when texting in arabic language but using English letters to show the pronunciation 
There are some letters that doesn't have an equivalent sound in English so we use numbers instead like:
5 for  خ          Like  ( J in spanish )
8 for  غ          Like   ( R in  French  )
4  for ش        like  ( SH in english )
7  for ح
2 or '  for  ء

(3ndy)            عندى           = I HAVE

(3ndak)         عندَك            =  YOU HAVE ( to male )
(3ndek)          عندِك           = YOU HAVE  (to female )
(3ndokom)    عندكم          = YOU HAVE  ( to more than one person )  
U can also say (3ndoko)  عندكو

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Thank you soo much Adham, this has helped me a ton and the numbers for ages do you know where I can find them?

I hope you have a fantastic day as well.

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Well, I am really happy to help you with that.

Generally, we will say in Egypt :
عندك كام سنة؟ for boys
عندِك كام سنة؟ for girls
If you write them they look the same but the difference in the pronunciation.

Andak = which means "You have" عندك
Kam= How many 
Sana = Year

for girls, you usually have to use "Kassrah" so it will become 
Andik instead of "Andak"?عندِك

You can start your question with "Andak for boys, and Andik for girls, to ask if they have something.

You can ask me for more clarification and I'd be super happy to assist.
يومك سعيد = Yumak Sa'eed= Have a happy day.